Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-08-20
PERSONAL.

DIR. Eldridge, OF Palmyra, was in town on
Saturday last.
-s.w. Martin, Esq OF Sailors Rest, was in
town Monday.
Miss Reid Taylor, OF Guthrie, Is visiting
Miss Lonnie Ingram.
MIR. 7. Y. Donaldson, of Guthrie, KY,
came to town Sunday.
Mr.. Pete Roberts, OF Oak Grove, KY. was
In the city on Monday.
Crit Reeves, OF Trenton, KY, was In
Clarksville on Monday.
-Elkton Progress: /. p. Russell was in
GAINESVILLE during the week.
DIR. n. N. Whitehead, of Erin, visited
Clerksyille on last Saturday.
-Elkton Progress: Miss Ida ia ,ksvn, OF
GAINESVILLE, is visiting friends here.
Mr.. VIM. Perkins, OF Trenton. KY, was
attending the tobacco sales on Monday.
-Dr. Wilson and lady, and ]. r. Wilson Jr.,
have returned home from South Carolina.
Mr.. c. G. Bell, OF Springfield, has been In
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Mr.. s. B. Stewart and lady are summer
ing for health and recreation at Balley's
Springs.
Miss Hattie Graves of Hopkinsvllle, KY,
is visiting Mrs. G. W. Warfield near Idaho
Springs.
-Messrs. John Dunn and James Braswell,
OF Robertson county, visited the tobacco sales
on Monday.
-Elkton Progress: Miss Bell Mimms, of
Guthrie, was the guest OF Judge Mimms' fam
lily this week.
Miss JEANNE Broaddus has returned
home from pleasant visit to Tallahoma and
the mountains.
MIR. s. r. Seats family are enjoying
pleasant visit from Miss Mary Ande son, OF
Springfield, Tenn.
-Elkton Progress: Mr.. Jay Jackson, of
GAINESVILLE, visited his sister, Mrs. Mcclure,
during the week.
Mrs. Martha A. Broaddus left w ednesday
morning for a visit to Mr.. Sam Taliaferro
near Guthrie, Ky.
MIR. Maurice Stratton left mondry eve-
ming en- route to Eastern markets to lay in
Ills fall stock OF goods.
Miss Annabel and Clarence Major have
gone on weeks visit to w. M. Cloud In
Christian county, Ky.
Misses Anna Fruit and Mary Adcock, OF
Pembroke, KY, are visiting Mr.. Ed. Turnkey,
on Madison street.
Miss Blanche Schrodts, an attractive and
popular young lady OF GAINESVILLE, is visiting
friends and relatives In Nashville.
--Elkton Progress: J. Y. Cabaniss and fam
lily, @. d. Runyon and DIR. ]. 8. Dickinson and
family spent Friday at Dunbar's Cave.
Miss Fannie Williams has returned to her
home In Todd county from a visit to Miss
Lula Bringhurst at the Franklin House.
Capt. Patrick Henry and wife, Miss Ma
mic Martin and Mr.. W. II. Drane left Thurs
day morning to visit Colorado, and probably
California.
Father Abbott, and Mike Abbott, and his
mother have returned from Milwaukee,
whittier they have been absent on visit OF
ten days.
Mrs. Williams aud daughter, of Memphis
have returned home from visit to their
relatives, COL H. II. Tharpe and family, on
Madison.
/. -Messrs Lizzie and Susie Browder, OF
Olmstead, KY, have returned home after Q
visit of several weeks to Mrs. Geo. w. War
field, in the vicinity of Dunbar's Cave.
! DIR. s. A. Marable, and his little son
visited his mother, Mrs. Evaline Marable, ON
Madison street, last Saturday. He found his
mother able to be up and about, though still
feeble.
--Robt. Steels, ESQ. of Cumberland City
came up on business last Saturday. He will
soon start to Texas to look after a large tract
} of land which he has purchased in the Lone
; Star State.
Miss Hattie vertrees apd Miss Hettie
, Mccarthy, of Nashville, have returned home
from visit of the former to Miss Pearl
Graham, and of the latter to Miss Fannie
Neblett.
Mr.. w. P. johnson left on Tuesday for
Hot Springs, Ark, with his cousin, j. H.
johnson, of Fort Worth, Texas, who has in
fiammatory rheumatism, and has been Wis
iting him for several weeks
Misses Matte Bass and Winnie Crosswy,
from the vicinity Of Nashy lille, Tenn. are
on visit to their near relative and school,
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I Travis, of New Providence.
| Birmingham Herald: Jack Martin, q
J talented young gentleman of GAINESVILLE,
Tenn, and recent graduate of Lebanon
Law School has arrived in the "Magic City,
with the intention of settling here to prac-
I tice his profession.
DIR @. w. Bailey, who has been acting as
resident physician at Hurricane Springs, near
Tallahoma, Tenn, during the summer season,
will return about the first of September to
his home in Clarksvil!e, and will resume
his practice. We are glad to be informed
that his health Is greatly improved.
Lieut.. F. g. Irwin, of the Second U. s.
, Cavalry, left Monday for his command a,
Fort Bedwell CAL, his furlough having ex
pired. He has spent his furlough very pleas
antly with his family and old friends In
GAINESVILLE, ct the cave, Idaho Springs, and
at Pyland and Tullahoma. He is followed
with the best wishes of his friends whereve
he goes.
Railroad Matters,